johnnytelexperts
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When an incoming call on a 200icp or 3300icp, can the user see the caller id information for a second call. If so is it the prime or multicall key. Need to know for a potential sale, thank you.
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Caller ID information on a second incoming call 200icp/3300icp
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johnnytelexperts
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p.s. could be copper or pri, unsure atm.
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What IP Phones are you gonna use? and what platform?
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200 ICP (YES)
Display Caller ID for Non-Prime Lines (Option 509): Allows the display on MITEL telephones (SUPERSET 4DN telephones excluded) to show the caller ID for multi-call lines, key lines, direct trunk select lines, and CO lines.This option functions with Feature Level 3 or greater in System Option 102.
3300 ( YES)
Display Caller ID on Multicall/Keylines: Select "Yes" to display calling line identification on multicall and keyline appearances of directory numbers for SUPERSET display telephones. Select "No" and no information is displayed.
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Display Caller ID for Non-Prime Lines (Option 509): Allows the display on MITEL telephones (SUPERSET 4DN telephones excluded) to show the caller ID for multi-call lines, key lines, direct trunk select lines, and CO lines.This option functions with Feature Level 3 or greater in System Option 102.
3300 ( YES)
Display Caller ID on Multicall/Keylines: Select "Yes" to display calling line identification on multicall and keyline appearances of directory numbers for SUPERSET display telephones. Select "No" and no information is displayed.
GL
"voice and data solutions"
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